Sentence examples for content of populations from inspiring English sources

Using this data collection and analysis method, we profiled the peptide content of populations of hundreds to thousands of cells, classifying multiple cell types within the pituitary and pancreas, as well as revealing several rare cells having a unique cellular content.

This case study provides support for Thomas and Grindle's observation that the 'policy content' of population policies, involving sustained bureaucratic demands, dispersed benefits and low political stakes, is a likely reason why policies relating to contraceptive services tend to evolve slowly and are often poorly implemented (Thomas and Grindle 1994).

Estimates of viral diversity suggest that several thousand different viral types exist in a given pool, probably having a profound impact on population structure and genomic content of host populations [ 5- 8].

This test calculates a statistic for the similarity between the ST content of two populations, and then randomly permutes the pooled populations into two samples of the same size to estimate how the test statistic is distributed under the null hypothesis of the two samples being from the same population.

Progression through different cell cycle phases was monitored by flow cytometric analysis of the DNA content of cell populations stained with propidium iodide and was carried out with a fluorescence-activated cell sorter (FACS Caliber flow cytometer; Becton Dickinson).

The mean nuclear DNA content of natural populations belonging to four wild wheat species is presented in Table  2.

Flow cytometry provides a reliable estimate of the DNA content of tumour populations and provides a global assessment of genetic instability.

Variability in vegetative growth as well as for picrosides content of wild populations of P. kurrooa has also been reported [ 42].

Thus it is interesting to note that, while library proportions of MVT appear to be a function of gene insert concentration (see above), the average plasmid content of MVT populations is independent of this variable.

To uncover the structure and content of neural population codebooks, we must be able to quantify the similarity between population activity patterns.

Using this similarity structure, or 'thesaurus', we can map the semantic organization and content of the population codebook and show how it enables the accurate decoding of novel population patterns.